Anthony Hodson, a junior at York University, shares that when you put God before everything there is no failing there is just growth.

Emily Eggar, a senior at York University, shares with the audience that how people treat you is not how you should define yourself; you are so much more than others' opinions.

Seth Walker ’15, youth minister at Heartlands, encourages listeners to look past the differences that divide us and love unconditionally like God.

John 3

Kimberly Hoyt ’02, a member of the board of trustees, shows listeners how we can flourish through serving others and God’s kingdom.

Justin Carver, cross country/track and field coach, challenges listeners to be people who care enough to discipline change in their lives.

Dr. Roush, Conductor of the York University Singers, talks about a time in his life when he doubted God and emphasizes that doubt is essential to growing in one’s faith.

Garrett Schwarz, athletic director, shares the heroic story of Sgt. Sylvester Antolok in World War II and urges listeners to persevere through trials.

Dr. Sam Garner, vice president for spiritual life, shares the story of Dietrich Bonhoeffer who spoke out against Hitler, then asks listeners if they have something worth dying for.

Mark 8:34-37

Caleb Smith ‘15 asks students who they are and challenges their thinking on who can be a Christian.

Colossians 3

History professor, Christi Lones, shares the story of Svetlana Stalina and reminds listeners that their identity doesn’t have to be tied to their family or their mistakes but that God can recreate a new identity.